Jan 18, 2021
Jan 19, 2021
The Kansas City Kansas Community College senates, faculty, staff and administration stand in support of all our Black students, staff, faculty, and community. As an educational institution in an urban community, it is crucial that we fight against systemic injustices, oppression and racism. KCKCC is committed to educating the future leaders who will enact policy changes that promote equity and justice for all. We stand in solidarity in recognizing and upholding the belief that Black lives matter, and must always matter, in order for all lives to matter.
Working hand in hand with the University of Kansas, business and industry, and community based organizations to meet the holistic needs of our community, KCKCC plans to create a one-of-a-kind Downtown Community Education Center! Watch the video to learn more.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Kansas City Kansas Community College has been working diligently to proactively plan for the health and safety of our campus community.
Visit Our COVID-19 Webpage KCKCC COVID-19 Comeback Plan KCKCC Student COVID-19 Comeback PlanLearn More >KCKCC will again offer classes in four ways this spring so you may continue to learn, lead and achieve.
The Spring 2021 Academic Calendar has been adjusted due to COVID-19. This includes the cancelation of Spring Break, when the semester ends (May 10) and graduation (May 13).
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Kansas City Kansas Community College will be without any competitive sports this fall. By a vote of the membership, the National Junior College Athletic Assn. (NJCAA) postponed all fall and winter athletic events and moved them to next spring because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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